#0013 | Greek God of the Underworld

Hades

Stern and resolute, Hades rules the Greek underworld with unwavering authority and dispassionate efficiency, judging mortal souls by a strict code of justice far removed from the capricious politics of Olympus. Unlike his meddling brothers Zeus and Poseidon, he remains bound to his domain of black rock and electric green soul energy, accepting his cosmic duty as keeper of the dead with lonely resignation. Though he shares intellectual kinship with Athena and prefers the company of fellow outsiders Hephaestus and Hestia, profound isolation haunts him, occasionally driving rash decisions that contrast sharply with his typically measured demeanor. Alcohol transforms him catastrophically, unleashing an uncontrollable side that has led to grave errors of judgment, reinforcing his tendency toward self-imposed exile and restraint.